Legally Blonde Returns to MGM+ Top 10 Most-Streamed Titles in U.S.
The 2001 film is among the ten most-watched titles on MGM+, in a list topped by American Hostage, according to Collider.
Legally Blonde has re-entered the top ten most-streamed titles on MGM+ in the U.S., according to collider.com. The 2001 film now sits among the platform's ten most-watched titles, a list currently topped by American Hostage.
The renewed ranking places the Reese Witherspoon-led comedy back in the upper tier of MGM+ viewing in the U.S.
Legally Blonde was directed by Robert Luketic and based on Amanda Brown's novel. It premiered in 2001 and turned an $18 million production budget into more than $140 million worldwide to date.
The film's return to the MGM+ top ten comes after the prequel series Elle premiered in July on Prime Video. That series follows Elle Woods from age 16, with Lexi Minetree playing the young Elle Woods alongside June Diane Raphael and Tom Everett Scott. Elle became the most-viewed show on Prime Video during its first week of release.
Quick answers
Where is Legally Blonde in the MGM+ streaming rankings?
It is currently one of the ten most-streamed titles on MGM+ in the U.S., on a list topped by American Hostage.
What is Elle?
Elle is a prequel series that premiered in July on Prime Video, following Elle Woods from age 16, with Lexi Minetree as the young Elle Woods.